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Sierra at Tahoe Joins the Ikon Pass for the Upcoming Ski Season
The winter season is approaching, and with it comes exciting news about enhanced skiing opportunities across the United States. The Ikon Pass has expanded its offerings by including a new California ski destination.
New Addition: Sierra at Tahoe Resort
Sierra at Tahoe, conveniently situated near the California-Nevada border and just 12 miles from South Lake Tahoe, will officially become part of the Ikon Pass for the 2024/2025 winter season, as announced by Alterra Mountain Company to Travel & Leisure.
A Growing Network of Ski Resorts
This marks a significant milestone as Sierra at Tahoe becomes the sixth California ski area included on this popular pass. It joins notable resorts such as Palisades Tahoe, Mammoth Mountain, June Mountain, Big Bear Mountain Resort, and Snow Valley.
“We are thrilled to enhance our offerings within California’s magnificent skiing landscape,” stated Erik Forsell, Chief Marketing Officer of Alterra Mountain Company. “Sierra-at-Tahoe perfectly aligns with what our Ikon Pass community enjoys—great snow and a friendly atmosphere. Now our pass holders can explore both sides of Lake Tahoe with ease.”
Diverse Terrain for All Skill Levels
Sierra at Tahoe boasts an impressive 2,000 acres dedicated to skiing and snowboarding along with a vertical drop exceeding 2,200 feet. According to mountain statistics:
- 48 distinct trails are available for exploration.
- A staggering 75% of these trails cater primarily to novice and intermediate skiers.
- If you’re into more challenging pursuits—five gates grant access to advanced runs like Huckleberry Canyon’s backcountry terrain.
- The resort averages over 400 inches of snowfall annually—a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts!
Ikon Pass Benefits Include Flexible Access Options
Ikon Pass holders are entitled to seven days of unlimited access without any blackout dates while those with an Ikon Base Pass can enjoy five days subject to select restrictions. Additionally, skiers can also utilize their passes on shorter sessions via the new Ikon Session Pass available this season.
An Extensive Global Reach With The Ikon Pass
The [Ikon Pass](https://www.travelandleisure.com/ikon-ski-pass-sale-2024-2025-season-8607414) opens doors to an astounding network—including access to around 59 iconic mountain resorts spanning five continents—with unlimited entry granted across 17 locations. Currently offered for $1,359 only enhances its value as more destinations get included each year;
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There’s also budget-friendly alternatives such as the Ikon Base Pass priced competitively at $969 that supplies limited entry yet still brings remarkable options like allowing up-to-five-day visits specifically tailored towards Taos Ski Valley nestled in New Mexico—newly added this year!.
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If you wish further details on developments similar check out Travel & Leisure articles directly [here](https://www.travelandleisure.com/sierra-at-tahoe-california-mountain-ikon-pass-8703761)..`
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